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Imported Grenad1ne, &C.; Fruit of the Loom
Cotton, 74c.; Gents Silk-hnished Balbriggan
Underwear, Soc; Yard-wide Cashmer,s, 25c.:
26-inch Twilled-silk Paragon-frame Umbrellas
$l.95, at BrOdhead Co.'S, 9O7 st. NV.
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SINGLETON S FLETCHER sells a nice Ice Chest for
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STEEL BICYCLE WHEEL, rubber tire Baby CARR
age for sale only by Singleton & Fletcher.
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GRAND OPENING KERNAN'S SUMNER GARDEN 23d,
Matinee, Vienna Lady Orchestra in Garden; the
Night owls IN Theater. One ticket to all.-Advt.
TEE COLUMBIA MUTUAL, Frank j. TibbetS score
tary, has written 1851 600 since April Is, 1887
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LIGHTNING RODS repaired j. H. KuehiinR. 41e
1-rh =. NV o' ~
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TKN SETTER PUPS from imported Irish stock. W
French, tax!derInist, il9 18th ST.
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FROM s. 10 $40 per suit saved In buying from
Nashinston's only" manufacturers OF clothing.
kiscfnan Bros, cor. 9TH and SITS.
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OF can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel
MI; I'D 81 Goat or Pcb- Goat for $50 per pair
VI. h. Rich, Il. Market SPACE
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'"Opern BOuquet,, Cigars.
Marvels OF beauty and excellence &C. straight
Cigar department.
n. T. METZGER Bro,
At 18th st. n W.
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The White il King.
See Critic Personals

IfaVel10g Hays.
You will soon leave the city for your summer
tr1p. travelling bag OF some kind is a necessity
cheap, durable and convenient one is what you
want. We make a speciality OF these goods from
the cheapest TO the finest grades.
79c. 13inch, SOC.
CanvaSclub bags; 1O-in., &C.: Din 81 20. II
In, 81. 70; 16-in., 1.99
Grain leather club bags; 1O-in., $1.49; 12-in.,
$l.79; 14-in, $3.50; 16-in, s2.49.
Grain leather gladstone bags: 14.tn- q 40. ia.
In, $3.50; 1S-in, $4.49; 20-1n, S499.
Genuine alligator club bags 10-1n., s. 80; Him..
$3.50; 12,in, 500; 13-in., $500
English club bags; grain leather: l2-tn.. s4o9:
l-1n., $479; 16-in., $40
telescope bags; canvas; 14-in., &c.; 16-in.,
S:l9; ls-in, s1.29; 20-in-, $780,
Trunk straps, 49c., SOC. and CSC
Shawl straps, 10c to Sl-49.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
Smith & Wardwell,
myor~1 7Oo and 7O7 Market Space.
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Hts English, You Know.
Cold Beer In English stone mugs
JOHESON'a 9th and K
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NEXT SATURDAY viii sell AL English decorated
street northwest
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The Highest Quality
yet shown In DC. cigars, the A, A & brand. Fo
sale by E. Youngs Co.
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LIGHT WEIGHT and light colored Derbys. Pric,
10 defy competition. Franc, the popular hattie
cor cJh and ID
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PAREr makes special ofer OF 100 sheets linen
paper: your address neatly engraved from steel
ole. and 100 envelopes TO match for 81; will give
monogram instead OF address; monogram and ad-
dress, very neat. IS. samples on request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

1cs English, You Know.
Cold Beer In English stone mugs.
I0HNQON,Q nd 4
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sSThe Queen Of Heers.,,-No family should
be without Moerlein's celebrated Beer, 7oc per
doz. [6ml +. II. FINLEY, Agt., LOG st.
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The White IL King.
See Critic Personals

DR.. Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron counteractS the effects OF an excess
sive use OF tobacco and liquors. James L. Bar
bOur, sole agent for this District of Dr. Henley'
Celebrated Celery, Beef and Iron Tonic. /
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Hest in the World. Indestructible $40 Trunk
50 Everlasting Bag Becker's l345 Pa. ave. 60
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Phillips, DigestibIe Cocoa.

Fnlu1pS' DlSeStlDIe Cocoa
is valuable substitute for tea or cofiee It nou,
tshes while they only stimulate. A superior drin
for children and for nervous and delicate women
and grocers keep 1t.
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GREAT REDUCTION. Violet Water, large size
81: small size, &c.. for few days only. Merits
Pharmacy. 18th and r stS
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SOFT CRAHs.-Rece1ytng daily fine lot OF soft
crabs; will ne sod cheap. AT r A. GOldens PC-
toinac River Fish and Game Stalls Center Market
Tc!ephOle Ss7-2
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A Fresh Lot
OF the celebrated ga. & /" brand sc. Cigars 1u
arrived. Hickman 81 Sexton Pa ave- & I'd SITS Sc
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In i ID. Ward" prints 4Oc per M
Also, Cottage Cheese and ButtermilE; sweet MIX
&C Der quart. Cream Ioc.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

wv ~ l. h Il NEAL I'd "A ".
IroR saloon THE SOUTHWEST CORNER or
II the View Cut rusd and the loxhalls lane, one
mile from Georzetown one acre and seven nundrrfhs
o. AZ acre improved by frame house. four ro0nas-
THOMAS K wAGGAMAN,
my2l-6t 9l9 fss.
XVANTEp-A PIECE OF LAND 20 OR 30 ACRES
w 10 or - miles from the city in Maryland IN en-.
change for valuable patent that will pay LARGELY.
my2l-3t' = " ESIhEN. s.B 9th st
I,oR sALE-lo0 ACRES GOOD LAND. THREE
II miles from Rockville sl 800.
100 Acres near Broad Branch road. splendid locsr
ton. also.
one OF the best Places at Herndon Va which we can
offer at q bargain
We have OF the finest Properties around WASH
ington. magnihcently timberpd hne views desirable
surroundings, which can recommend 10 investors
country seats subdNfding for suburban horpes
Two of the best located Lois in Forest Glen
Send or call for new Bulletin
BAXTER & MCGOWAN
my2l-8' zoos 1910 FsS
INoR SALE-SEvEN ACRES on THE HEIGHTS
Il OF 9eorvetown, east OF High ST, owned or cpp-
trolled by syndicate: capable ~ Ed sub.
division. Water, gas and sewer premises W RILEY
pEEbLE 1919 st uy2l-lm
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EADhsv-s>S

COIDUTn1N
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE.
Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal in flavor I'm
Dog Collars engraved free. Walford. 4s7 Pa. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

MILK THIEVES SENTENCED.-John Jackson and
James DucKett. colored boys, were before the
Police Court to-day charged by Officer Mellen and
special Officer Brockenbrough with stealing aQuart
jar OF milk and pint jar OF cream from in front
OF the residence OF Harrison Dingman No. 17OS
stn street northwest where II had been left by the
milk dealer early In the morning. They were lined
81 or ID days each.
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s2 Chains, Charms. Rings, &C., Franz
457 Pa. ave.
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VIZ WILL sell on Saturday SO baby carrtag,
stree northwest. Nv IVA
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It's English. You Know.
Cold Beer In English stone mugs.
JoHNsON's, 9th and e.
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NOR SALE-TO CAPITALISTS AND BUILDERS
l. Lots fronting 127 feet n W., between goth
St and New Hampshire ave, 30-foot alley in rear
This property is III the heart of the city, and will ad
vance in value rapidly. Title perfect, and will be sold
at a sacrifice to an immediate purchaser.
r A. DAkNEILLE,
my21- 3ts 1926 at NV
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We WILL sell next Saturday decorated tea and
dinner set for $3.50 5. horowitz, 80 9TH street
northwest
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IL ROSLYN HEIGHTS.
IN VILLA SITES,
At only cents foot
L. H. SYPHERD 4 CO,

Il
IN VILLA SITES.
At only cents foot,
L. II. SYPHERD CO.,
1t 1907 st.
NOR SALE-FIFTY- EIGHT THOUSAND FEET IN
Il So. $50, between X, /, 9Th and 9th g. taking all
fronts IN except $500 feet at of l. aud )th.
This ground / the most desirable in the above section
of the city 1t is susceptible of good subdivision
Price 30 cents square foot Title perfect all
paid to date. CHARLES w. HANDY, 921 st. NV 1t
L,OR SALE-16TH ST LOTS.
Il The corner 10th and kenesaw sts has 'front.'
age Of 1!S feet on 10th ST.; contains 1877 square
feet. Price 35c.
W. RILEY DEEBLE,-
my21-6t 1919 F st.
NOR SALES. f. CORNER 10TH AND PIERCE
Il SITS, 43x10O, at 81 so: west side 18th, bet
and SITS, 0xl00 So west side 10th bet: Corcoran
and l: sts 41xll0. 50 east side 10th, bet aud
Corcoran. 66xl1O, 1913. W. RILEY DEEBLE,
my21-6t 1919 St. adjoining Sun Building
NOR SALE-A s. f. CORNER IN WEST WASH
IL ington, containing about 10000 square it. paved
streets: frontage Of 400 feet improvements
property renting for 5000 p err annum one
square from cars. Price $1,000. W. RILEY DEE
BILE, 1919 st. my2l-6t
NOR SALE - TWO LOTS IN GARRETT PARK,
II cheap; three alley Lots. between 10th and Goth. 7
and NJ u W.; Lot on II, between goth and 2lst small
my21-3t
IHOR sALE-s.W. COR IN THE NORTHEAST
section 90x42 to alley; three squares from street
cars; price, Soc. W. RILEY DEEBLE,
Iny21-6t 1919 st.
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It's English, You Know.
Cold Beer In English stone mugs.
JOHNSON'S. 9th and r.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

waILs waiting, glasses repaired; Hempler,s 4
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FINE PoETRArrs- kets kemethy, HOO Pa ave
WATCHES and Jewelry on ins:auments to respon.
slole parties LadSon, 4:rs 9Th NV
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- 3 Per Gallon, .5c. Quart Bottle, No. I
rye WmSkey, pest In the world for the money
Orders by mail MCGEEs 9th near ID az WNs
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Bailey's, S25 It'll st. NV. Lawn Mowers SS7:
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPECIAL TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. -
~ We sell You fine clothing, both ready msde and to
your measure, easy payments at the lowest cash
prices. STRASBURGER i son. Manufacturing
Clothiers and TaorS. 11l2 at. NV. my2l-1m
SIMS'S SHOw-CARDS FOR EVERY BUSINESS,
~ also for the Drill hand and painted to order at
an hours notice. Cheap. 622 Penn ave- II. W. (cigar
store) lts
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FOR SALE,.:TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND FEET
l. of GROUND in eastern section of city at d cts per
foot a whole very cheap property and terms easy
CHARLES W. HANDY,
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THE PLANS OF THE NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
MessrS. Cluss Shuttle, the architects who were
awarded the 800 prize offered for the best plans
for the new Catholic University buildings, have
written TO Archbishop Williams complaining that
the contract had been given to Mr.. Baldwin, d Bal
t1mOre architect. Archbishop Williams has writ
ten TO Mr.. CllSs, stating that the affair had not
been decided, but would be arranged at meeting
to be held in Baltimore, which will take place next
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

FINHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
j. AND FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
GIG PA AVE. n v. (South Side)
Persons going abroad leaving the city should
avail themselves OF tine advantages offered bv this COM
pany for the safe keeping OF bonds securities eweiry
plate and other vaiusbes Clothing, paintings works
of art pianos, sbiac rugs carpets &C. &C. can
be stored at low rates Take action before rather than
after, your yaluables stolen or burned
Office Hours q. III 4 %. IN.
f26-6m (Saturdays. 9 a N. to D y. m)
VNM. E. STOCKETT & Co. 434 9TH ST N W.
w make Phila. Pat. Back Blank Books to order
Ruling, perforatlng and numbering. Magazines,
music and fashion books bound III all styles at low
rates. Send note, will call. teo-3m
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DAlsr SHAREHOLDER, 81; Coz 9th st. NV,
RxrsIsGEKs ice cream. 20 G st. NV.

NEXT SATURDAY will sell xI4 baby carrfar
for $40. ). HorowiJz. TO 18th street northwest.
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| 10 R1GHTWOOD PROPEkTY-TWO ACRES WITH
| - handsome buildings. fruits and shrnbbery One
here and half uniEproyed One scre. nice cottage.
Sl1 acres. line buildings Two cottage Also
100 acres with line improvements, Hynttsvilla:
together with several of the cheapes. farms in the
state of Maryland For terms apply TO II. J DAILY,
| 631 i ST. NV. ap:,O :3vTs
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LOB SALE-A GOOD FARM; MILES WEST OF
tins city near Pals Church, Va go scrss; good
9uunpgs: price low; terms easy. T. A PHlLLltA
l42s New York ave. ap23-1m
CAMBRIDGE, MASs.-TO tET-NEAR THE coll
" leee, house OF ID rooms with stable. all IN COM
piete order terms reasonable q desirable tenant
Address ROWLAND, Cambridge, p. o., Mass sp19
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JURORS DRAwN.-YeSterday from the recently
repenished jury-bOX in the clerk office the follow
second division OF the Circuit Court were drawn:
Abraham Canter, 1925 Goth street northwest: j.
Jay Gould, 421 9th street northwest; H. d. cay
wood, SOB 4th street southeast; i. W. SanderSOn
1l1S street southeast; Henry fotbury, Ilo5 +
street northwest Edwin NJ. Boteler 4I2 Sth street
southeast; JAS. Keough, 927 26th street north
east.
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LfOR SALE-TwO GOOD BUSINESS SITE LOTS
l. on 7th. between and Q. each Lot has a frontage
OF 22x11O to alley; price only 81 80 per loot
very accommodating terms.
=. CHARLES W. HANDY,
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L,OR SALE-A FINE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT
u Altchell's Cross Roads, Montgomery County Md.
nine miles from Washington 10y the 9Th st turnpike
one mile from Knowles Station and half miles
from Forest Glen. and quarters of mile from
Garrett Park: 1884 acres, besutifully located and
good state OF cultivation has abundance of water
fruit and go acres Of original growth of timber
proved by a nne dwelling OF Ia rooms which cost
$1,000 10 build, also. out buildings pleasant neigh
borhood convenient to schools, Iost-ofice &C well
suited Tor sublyls into villa sites. Will be sold q
the low price OF 3 ID 900.
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the Ninth Annual Convention OF the Business Ed
ucators' Association or America, to be held in
July next, Prof. II. c. spencer, OF Washington, is
announced TO deliver an address upon "The Con-
dltlOn, Progress, and Demands OF Writing as a
Branch OF American Education" and Mrs. Sara A.
spencer Is announced TO speak July II on "The
English Language in Business Education and in
the BUSINESS World" and also July - upon BUS
mess Education in its Relations to the Work,
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WANTED = FIVE ACRES OF LAND ON MET.
w Branch b. o.; near Forest Glen preferred. must
De good building site aud cheap Address Z. j. "a.
Star office. IT,
l'OR SA.E-THE FINEST AND HEALTHIFsT
Il located farm within fifteen miles of Washington
and 600 ieet higher; Ii room house. with running
water and all modern improvements. plenty fruit;
would rent hOuse furlishedl tor term Of years
sponsible PARTY. Address OWNER. 933 q a. NV.
mypO-:3t
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IGOR SALE-SUBURBAN-
Il ON 4th st. road. near Briehtwood, six acres a
house.
At Laurel, Md. Gothic Frame Dwelling, IL rooms.
corner lot about of ground Also opposite
Der, one acre ground. at low tgure
On Hardwood Road hear soldiers Home, quarter
acre ground new twostory and attic frare dwelling
nine rooms: new carriage house aud stable az 600
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TOR SALE-LOT 5Ox1OO ON nth ST s. W,
T. between and SITS This Lot is located in q very
rapidly improving section the city price only 75c
per square foot; will be sold on liberal terms.
CHARLES w. HANDY,
a.
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EoR SALE
BELLEVUE

1SOR sAlF-A VALUABLE FARM OF 234 ACRFS
ch@ice~t land; principally i'm good grass containing
several peauilful building sites situate 9TH stre,t
.Na9 esnt miles from Washington 10 trains per day
70 forest Glen Station, only three quarters of mite
distant good fences huiIdugs ans nur,oxs,uents
For further particulars. inuuir, al the ,,tilce OF
HALELTON PAGE,
mS-l-lfn 1928 y Y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-02

not frozen; but it will nevertheless
cause an improvement in the general
health of the community, and cure
many ailments due to the absence of
moisture in the atmosphere.
What more appropriate souvenir
can you present to a friend than a
lamp which is as satisfactory IN use as
it is beautiful and artistic in appear
ance? The world-famous "Roches-
ter" Lamp is the only one that fills
all the requirements named, and YOU
should not fail to see the lovely new
designs in these goods, and get the
very low prices offered at Coffin
& Co.'S.
II. G. Lewis, who has the big con-
tract OH the Silver Star mill product,
viz: to aaul II tons Of concentrates,
daily, from smoky to the Philadelphia
Smelter at ketchum, has just bought
of Coffin & Co, this place, complete
outfit of browns Patent" Bob Sleds.
This is the largest order so far placed
on this river for ore sleds, and as Mr..
Lewis is by far the heaviest freighter
in Idaho, it is proof positive that the
"Brown's Patent" is the leading "bob"
here.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-02
THE BEARDSLEY.
1t is Proving to be One Of the Big Mines
of Idaho,


Dave Lawrence got in last night
from Bayhorse, where he has been,
for about a year past, employed in the
Beardsley mine, He reports the mine
as showing an enormous quantity of
ore. The new mill started up two
weeks ago, and is working we'll, but
the process being new one things
are not running quite as smoothly as
they will in two or three weeks more.
1t is an undoubted success, however.
One shipment of bullion has been
made, and another heavy one will be
before Christmas.
The Beardsley, Judge Lawrence
says, is one Of the big mines of Idaho
Territory.
Judge Lawrence says that he came
here for the purpose of joining the
Haley Lodge, A. o. U. w., as his
own lodge, at Bullion, has disbanded
He also came for the purpose Of
straitening out his character, which,
he claims, has been unjustly aspersed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-02
One or More Surgeons

From the Western Division, No. 3l9
Bush street, San Francisco, of the
National Surgical Institute, will be at
the Alturss Hotel. Haley, November
24th and 25th, and at the Overland
House, Boise City, November Goth
and eth, 1887.
Persons suffering from diseases of
the spine, hip, limbs, or any bodily
deformty, paralysis, piles, 6stula, sex
ual or chronic diseases, should avail
themselves of this opportunity.
References given throughout the
United States. Consultation free.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-02
ONE EFFECT OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
How an "Old Woman" Got Even on
Her cold Man, and Led Him to
Move to Idaho.


Prohibition and woman suffrage are
driving many people away from
Washington Territory; and John
Headrick is one of these. Mr.. Head
rick settled in Boise valley last sum
mer, and, although living on a rented
farm, is SO we'll fixed already that he
is evidently a hard working man and
good "provider." But he was never
theless driven out of our adjoining
Territory because of his hatred Of
woman suffrage. This was how it
occurred: At the last election he was
a candidate on the Democratic ticket
for justice of the peace of his pre-
cinct. His wife was also a candidate
for the same Office, but on the Re
publican ticket; and she was elected
by four votes. The sold man" there
upon went on spree, got arrested
for committing breach of the peace,
ana was brought before the "old
woman" who Immediately sentenced
him to 30 days in the county Jail.
On the expiration of his term OF
imprisonment, Mr.. Headrick gathered
his household gods together, pat
them into a wagon, and then, turning
to his wife, gave her the first init
nation of his intentions by saying:
"l've got all l want of prohibition
and woman suffrage, and am going
away. If you want to come along
throw in your blankets and pile in.
I'm going to Idaho, where they don't
indulge in such ID nonsense
The old woman came along.
Mr.. leadrick says that thousands
of other families are following his
example, and moving to Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-02
An Old.Timer on the Coming Boom.

Elias Downs, an old Nevadan, is in
town soliciting for the Boise States
man. Mr.. Downs has knocked about
the mining camps on the Pacific slope
for fully 20 years, and yet he never
saw SO many promising prospects any
where as he has seen in Alturas, Boise,
Ada and Washington counties this
year He is satisfied that these
counties are about to enter upon a
boom beside which all other mining
excitements will be dwarfed into in
significance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-02

extracted from the Ida Gilmore claim
for months past. The ore crushed
comes from the Great Eastern and
John Bull lodes, and the mill returns
for October averaged $3.50 per ton,
for every ton of ore put through the
mills.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-02
"NOT GUILTY.o
That was the Verdict Of the Board of
Ministers.

Reverend J. d. Maxwell has Just
returned from Boise, whittier he went
to assist at the trial of the Reverend
}. d. Flenner, of that place, on
charges of immortality. The Board
was composed of the Rev. Messrs.
Grove of Payette, Gwinn of Cald-
well, Thompson Of Somerville, JOS
Ign of Shoshone, and Maxwell of
HALEY. The Board, after hearing the
evidence, acquitted Mr.. Flenner.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-02
THE SUTRO TUNNEL SHARES.
A Stock which Is Likely to Appreciate
Enormously.

The news of the levy of an assess
ment of 50 cents per share upon the
capital stock Of the Sutro Tunnel
Company will surprise old Nevadans
who know that the stock is unassess.
able. There are, we believe, 1000
600 shares in the Sutro Tunnel Com,
pany, of the par value of IS per share,
and the shares are really unassess.
able. But as there is an indebtedness
of million dollars against the tun-
mel, for which the McCalmont Broth
ers, of London, England, hold an
overdue mortgage, the amount re
CURED to pay off the mortgage must
be raised or foreclosure proceedings
will be instituted. In this dilemma
the directors Of the company conclud-
ed to negotiate a loan with their
stockholders by levyng an assessment
of 80 cents per share, and issuing
therefor non-accumulative four per
cent. income bonds. That is, stock
holder paying the assessment will re
ceive in lieu thereof bond that will
bear four per cent. per annum inter
est-which bond and interest will have
to be paid before any dividends are
declared.
The Sutro Tunnel is one of the
great enterprises Of the day, and its
shares will undoubtedly prove very
valuable within a few years. The
selling price at present is only about
20 cents per share, but they are liable
to be worth IS or $40 per share with
in one year.